Kingswood Golf and Country Club

The greens are in great shape, slow but why wouldn't they be. It is Spring and we're 2 weeks ahead of time. Not sure what the superintendent and crew did last fall before closing things down for the winter. But it worked great for the Spring Golf Opening.Great job. Fairways are soft in some places and still drying out, Not much rollout but that's to be expected and the rough is rough just the way it's supposed to be.
Book around and enjoy Spring Golf in Manitoba.

First thing, it's spring time in Manitoba and the courses are just starting to open up. I'm not quite sure what the grounds people and superintendent did at the end of last season but it sure turned out. The greens were a little slow (but that's to be expected) however they were in great shape. Get a little rain on them and the spring slowness will quickly be forgotten.The Greens are in great shape. There is some work to be done on most fairways however let's remember it's still early for golfing in Manitoba. Book around and give it go. I'm quite sure you won't be disappointed.

Staff were diligent in blowing fallen leaves off the fairways and greens! And the greens were in great condition and quite fast!
A twosome in front of us held us up somewhat, because they would just saunter but the threesome in front of them seemed quite slow as well. Our foursome took that in stride, but the threesome behind us was very impatient. A good course marshal should have taken care of all this but the course did not have a marshal.
All in al, our group had a great time and played in just over 4 hours.

The Greens are good and the fairways are clean and give you a good roll out.
Remember this is Fall Golf so don't be too hard on yourself.
Enjoy the days we have left.

Greens are in great shape and fairways are good also.
Remember this is Fall Golf. So carry a couple of extra golf balls.

Tee boxes are very beaten up. Hard to find a good place to place your ball and your feet are in divots or low spots. Fairways are like hitting off core pasture. One redeeming feature is the greens are in good shape. Friendly staff.

It's September so as expected leaves everywhere (the greens were a bit of a sore spot for this) and the fairways were dry so weird bounces were a bit of an issue.
Overall a solid course just outside the city!

This course needs ALOT of tlc. There were lots of grounds crew working, but it seemed haphazard in its execution. Spots that really needed work..IE.most of the tee boxes have greenery, but it's weeds, and not actual grass. Alot of tee boxes uneven, scattered ìn turf here and there, yet they're watering the approaches to greens.
Actual value perceived....$35 green fees with cart!
The course is VERY dry, yet it's situated on a river.

This course is challenging and friendly.
As summer works it's way past us so do the course conditions. Greens are nice with good rollout and the fairways are being worked hard to keep them in good shape. Like most course's the summer heat is making the fairways hard and dry. Your shot distance should improve with these conditions.
Book around and enjoy day.

The course gives you an assortment holes which is one reason you should play it.
The green's are generally in good shape and have improved dramatically from a few years ago. Go and Test Yourself and let me know what you think.

It's been about 5 years since I last played the course and it has gone downhill considerably. Greens and tee boxes in rough shape. Several players lost balls in dandelion patches and standing water on course, conditions are not good. Were only able to play 14 holes due to ladies night happening during our scheduled time..... you would think they would know that and not offer that tee time on Golf Now.